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June 25, 2019: Forced abortion ruling overturned, Religion donations down, Internet preachers rise
UK ruling to force a disabled woman to have an abortion overturned. Donations to 'religion' declined $2 billion in 2018 after years of growth. First-ever female voiced audio Bible brings hope to thousands of incarcerated women. Internet preachers rise as more worshipers migrate online. PC(USA) will ordain first-ever openly nonbinary clergy candidate.
June 24, 2019: Religious freedom report, church mergers, Satanic Temple
State Department releases religious freedom report. Dying churches merging with megachurches is a growing trend. Satanic Temple opens government meeting with 'hail Satan' prayer. Public library has drag queen show with a breast binder raffle. Revoice Conference for same-sex attracted Christians held in Saint Louis.
June 22, 2019: US missionary accused of posing as doctor; Ala. church gets own police force; girls take on trans athletes
US missionary accused of pretending to be a doctor, leading to hundreds of kids’ deaths; Female athlete fights back after 2 transgender runners take top spots in girls’ race; Alabama church gets its own police force after governor signs new law; Democratic presidential candidates support decriminalizing “sex work”
June 21, 2019: ISIS terror plot to attack Pittsburgh church; SCOTUS cross ruling; UK abortions on rise
Syrian refugee arrested for planning to bomb Pittsburgh church; Supreme Court says World War I memorial cross can stay; Abortions in England and Wales hit 10-year high; Christian organizations join new global water campaign; Eritrea gov't shuts down all Catholic run health care facilities
June 20, 2019: Pastor Paula White's prayer for Trump, Pakistani Christian couple in prison, Christians respond to Taylor Swift
Pastor Paula White prays against demonic network against President Trump; Pakistani Christians in prison on blasphemy charges get court date; ex-gay Christians respond to Taylor Swift's pro-LGBT music video; Canadian parents take action against school that taught first graders about gender fluidity; Vatican mulls married priests.
June 19, 2019: China stops worship music, Democrat presidential hopefuls speak to religious left, Hong Kong protests have Christian influence
China ordered churches to stop singing worship hymns. A lawsuit that could've cost churches $1 billion has been dropped. Democrat presidential candidates spoke at a religious left forum. The Hong Kong protests have Christian leaders and influences. Conservatives are hopeful after the Supreme Court vacated a ruling against Christian bakers who refused to make a gay wedding cake.
June 18, 2019: Supreme Court on Christian bakers, Hong Kong protests, millennials
Supreme Court on Christian bakers, Hong Kong protesters sing Christian song, pro-life film to finally be shown in Canada, New York City creates abortion fund, ministries reaching millennials
June 17, 2019: Ex-Muslim, Burkina Faso violence, "Emanuel" documentary
Ex-Muslim now shares Christ's love with others. Anti-Christian violence continues in Burkina Faso. The son of a church shooting victim says God has made sharing about forgiveness his life mission. "Church Anywhere" initiative brings the Gospel to isolated communities. 106-year-old Ruth Hilliard gives credit to God for her longevity.
June 15, 2019: Nigerian Christian genocide, China frees pastor's wife, Kmart bans Christian words
Nigerian Christians detail atrocities of 'genocide' at Washington event, China releases pastor's wife held captive for 6 months, Kmart under fire for Kodak kiosk banning Christian words, Maine legalizes assisted suicide, and Trump administration launches new initiatives to help former convicts.

Out of homosexuality: How these men discovered the truth of who they are in Christ
Daren Mehl and Derek Paul identified as homosexuals for many years until they found wholeness in Christ. In this episode, they get raw about their journeys, respond to critics who say they're still in the closet, and testify to the power of Christ, through whom they feel more secure than ever.


























